Morris tribune., 1887-11-16
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ing order?
For q good time generally and
good supper, so to Agency Hall this
evening.
There is a new school house in
township l25, of which the inha1l-
tants feel justly proud.
The famous 5th Ave. Theater Co.
will play at Agency Hall all OF next
week, except Thursday evening.
Advertising is much like counting
a widow. 1t can't be over-done. The
TR1BUNE's columns are now open.
There will be q soclahle at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. johnson
next Friday evening. All are invited.
The latest railroad proposed is 1.-The
Morris, Miibank and Southwestern"
MANY seem to think the road will be
built next season.
The unsuspecting gobbler is now
allowed to fatten, but will surely be
knitted and left, "Reminiscences and a
wreck, little later on.
The ladies of the Norwegian Luther
an church will give all oyster supper
and social in Agency Hall this even
ing. Be sure to attend.
Since leasing his hall Mr.. Good has
moved his furniture to the store room
in the building on the rear ofthe lots
upon which his fine double store
stands.
Probably there is not L man i'll four
counties who so thoroughly enjoys
goose hunting as Albert DeKay.
Give him chance and he will tell
you about it.
There is to be Farmers Institute
in Browns Valley on Thursday and
FRIDAY of this week. Even Stevens
county farmers will find it to their
interest to attend.
Mrs. Carrie Knox, state organizer
for the w. c.. L. T., will hold Il gospel
temperance meeting in the Methodist
church next Sunday evening, COM
mencing at seven O'Clock.
Last Friday the state railroad COM
Enassi onerS sent Il formal order to the
officers OF the Manitoba and Northern
Pacific roads to change their passen-
ger rates to three cents per mile.
'I'ls we'll.
Theme will be a regular meeting Of
the WI c.. +. ~. next Saturday after
noon at three o'cio TX at the home of
Mrs. Albert Dekay. Mrs. Carrie
Knox will be present. y full atten-
dance is desired.
Henry Hutchins has large variety
of farming lands In the county and OF
houses and lots i'll Morris for sale.
Intending purchasers will do we'll to
give Mr.. Hutchins a cali aud see
what he has to offer.
ALI lovers of the drama should at
tend the performances of 9Th Ave.
Theater Co. at Agency Hall next
week. This Company plays all The
latest n. Y. standard dramas. They
come highly recommended. Popular
prices 30 and so cents.
A term of the district court fol
Stevens county is now in session.
Judge Sleeper, of Brainerd, presiding
Judge Sleeper presides at the request
OfJudge Brown i'll order to dispose Of
cases in which Judge Brown was in
terested as attorney before his appoint
ment as Judge.
D. w. Watson has been on a visit
to Stevens county, ard reports thing:
there in very satisfactory condition
The farmers have lad good crops anc
are comparatively easy financially
He thinks land there, that is only
worth from six to ten dollars an acre
are lust as profitable as farms in
Goodhue county Red Wing KepGb
lican.
Tie knights Templar have LEASED
the whole upper portion Off. D. Goods
double store. The furniture is being
moved out and the wrrk If fitting III
is already commenced. There is t.
be main hall, preparation and re
eepEion rooms, banquet hall, kitchen
etc, The knights will sub-let TIN
main hall to the other Masonic or
ganizafions,
A prominent physician advance
tic opinion that the turned dow
kerosene lamp is the prime and mos
common cause of diphtheria. TIL
custom OF keeping kerosene lamp
burning in chiIdren's bedroom
should be discontinued, as this theor
of the cause Of diptheria has been ad
yaneed before and there is doubles
something in it.
People sometimes growl ia news
paper item is slightly inaccurate, bu
take no trouble to give the timely in
formation which would have made
correct Half the words they es
pend is pointing out mistake woul
have given i;,e desired informatio
and prevented ths mistake in the fir
place. Those who take pains to will
hold piece of Information need ~
be surprised IL it appears in slightl
warped conditi0u.--Ex.
G.. Paul Smith has t.eeil engaged h
Overton Post G.. A r. to give tyo
his ininita5ie entertainments heI
on the 9th and It'll of next montl
ar. Smith is a wonderful imperson
COR aud Always pleases his audience
He has been IN numerous places
this state and FROM nearly every OF
OF them lac has Invitations to con